Republican ticket heading for national and state offices
The slate lists President Herbert Hoover and Vice President Charles Curtis on the Republican ticket along with U.S. Senator David A. Reed, State Treasurer Edward Martin, Auditor General Charles A. Waters, Supreme Court Judge William D. Porter, Congress candidate T. CG Cochran, and Assembly candidate A. W. Mumford. The document presents a party lineup for the upcoming election.
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Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
United States
David A. Reed
Edward Martin
Charles A. Waters
Supreme Court
William D. Porter
Congress
T. CG. Cochran Assembly
A. W. Mumford
F N Crossing urged for immediate safety upgrades
Warren County Motor Club Good Roads Association and County Commissioners unite to demand urgent safety improvements at the F N Crossing. A traffic study records 10 619 vehicles in 72 hours, averaging 133 per hour, underscoring the need for 24 hour watchman and safety gates while pursuing an overhead or underground crossing.
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Warren County
F-N
Motor Club
Good Roads Association
County Commissioners
Peter B. Nelson
Golden Weather Boosts Midwest Harvest Propects
The Public Ledger notes heat across the Atlantic seaboard tempered by rain while the Corn and Wheat Belts roast. Temperatures reach 95 to 100 degrees as heat waves move the countryside, yet Missouri’s corn benefits from the warmth and adjoining states expect strong yields. Westward, sun dries overdue wheat as combines harvest yellow fields and lines of wagons haul grain to cars and storage, signaling golden weather for farmers and merchants and possible reduced political discontent if it continues.
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Atlantic Seaboard
The
Public Ledger
Middle West
Missouri
Lynchings 1928 Record Marred in Buffalo Courier Exr
The Buffalo Courier Express notes public concern over lynching coverage and cites that in early 1928 the annual record began well with zero lynchings in the first quarter, but the second quarter shows a troubling rise.
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Buffalo Courier Express
Five Lynchings Reported in First Half of Year
Figures from Tuskegee Institute show lynchings declining overall with five in the first six months of this year. Louisiana and Texas each report two cases, Missouri one, contrasting with higher counts in 1923 and 1922. The South’s shifted stance is noted as contributing to social progress and a potential message to the North about bandits.
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Warren Tribune Company
Daily Representative
News Room
Garher
Warren
Roosevel Warren
Louisiana
Texas
Missouri
Tuskegee Institute
South
One Nation Divides Yet Unites Says Washington Observer
In Washington July 10 a writer argues national conventions educate readers about regional variety. He compares Houston and Kansas City, Texas and Ohio, noting Americans live within a vast, diverse federation. He recalls a London to Constantinople journey to illustrate unity and differences in a single republic.
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Houston
Kansas City
Madrid
Amsterdam
Rio de Janeiro
Buenos Aires
Rio
K. C
Towa
Lone Star State
Caucasus
United States
London
Constantinople
England
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Serbia
Bulgaria
Turkey
Bosphorite
Washington
Jenny Kissed Me Poem Fragment Recited In Verse Style
A fragmentary verse excerpt presents Jenny kissing upon meeting and playful lines about time love and aging. The archaic quatrain echoes Leigh Hunt style with bright imagery and rhythmic cadence. The text reads as a nostalgic poetic fragment rather than a news item or event.
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A cautionary poem about a reckless driver who craves being first. He races ahead at crossings, ignoring orderly queues, and dies while trying to outrun a line of waiting cars as a freight train passes. The piece laments pride and dangerous speed.
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Amber
Red
Peter's Adventures in Monkey and Parrot Mischief
In a forest tale, Sunny-Bunny and Wifie watch playful but noisy monkeys taunting parrots. Amid clashes and uproar, they decide to flee toward a sunlit path beyond the dense trees, hoping for safety from the chaotic jungle antics.
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Sunny-Bunny
Wifte
Toco Toucah
Dinner Stories of Scotty at Highland Restaurant
A fragment recalls Scotty, owner of the Highland Restaurant, noted as thrifty. It mentions “little pieces punched from the check” swept up as confetti, illustrating a humorous if ironic view of thrift.
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Scotty
Highland Restaurant
Hard Work For a Kitten Brings a Brave Cure
A ill child named Mary needed surgery and hospital care. Her mother promised the finest kitten if she stayed brave. While waking from anesthesia Mary murmured that it was a rotten way to get a kitten.
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Mary
Banker Explains Thrift To Boys Subnormal Class
A local program for a class of sub-normal boys featured a banker who explained how the institution operates and answered questions. The aim was to instill thrift honesty and ambition. Afterward a student asked if you can burn through a vault door with an electric torch.
One Minute Pullpit on Vanity of Labor
A stark reflection on labor and meaning from Ecclesiastes notes the futility of work under the sun. The writer laments earthly toil and the uncertainty of the heir who may squander or misuse accumulated wisdom and effort.
Notable New Yorker Profiles and Industry Tidbits
The diary sketches Broadway perks aspirin freebies for sneezing patrons and photos by Tom Howard fueling rival papers. It lists famous figures like Alfred Smith Hilsoner Walker and John D Rockefeller Sr plus writers Dreiser Mencken and Ca bell, noting where they work and live. It ends with agent George Bye remarking on agent exclusivity.
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New York
Alfred Emanuel Smith
Hilsoner
James J. Walker
Coolidge
Wisconsin
Tom Howard
Howard
Ruth Snyder
William K. Kenny
al Smith
Robert W. Stewart
John Id. Rockefeller, Jr
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
John D. Rockefeller
The
Baptist Church
Patrick J. Lennon
St. Cecilia’s Roman Catholic Church
Manhattan
Broadway
Diet and Health Guide to Constipation and Colitis
An article explains ordinary constipation stems from concentrated diets low in roughage and inactivity, while neglect may lead to colon infection and spastic constipation with mucus and irregular bowel movements. It covers treatment contrasts for spastic constipation and mucous colitis, diet adjustments during attacks, and supportive measures such as vaccines, sunlight therapy, rest, cod liver oil, and addressing infections in teeth and sinuses.
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Mallory
Train derailment blocks traffic near Trunkeyville
A derailment involving eleven freight cars and an engine halted traffic late yesterday near Trunkeyville, tying up the line until after midnight. In Warren County, County Superintendent Knapp reports no difficulty filling more than 245 teaching positions for the first time in years.
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Trunkeyville
Knapp
Warren County
Campaign to raise funds for North Warren church addition
A 1925 drive to collect funds for extending and remodeling the First Presbyterian Church in North Warren is underway. The Salvation Army annual picnic at Newton's Grove drew seventy five attendees yesterday.
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First Presbyterian Church
North Warren
Salvation Army
Newton's Grove
Conenango Valley golf team travels to Titusville clash
On July 10 1926 thirty members of the Conenango Valley Country club golf team journeyed to Titusville to face the Queen City golfers. Local resident Mel Hart of Pennsylvania Avenue displayed a 15 inch trout at the Tribune.
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Conenango Valley
Mel Hart
Pennsylvania Avenue
the Tribune
Warren Builders Association to hear A Pressel speaker
A Pressel of Citizens National Bank will be the chief speaker at the Warren Builders Employers Association monthly meeting tonight. Arbutus Missionary Society of First Presbyterian Church plans its annual picnic at the Warren Outing Club tomorrow.
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A. Pressel
Citizens National Bank
Warren Builders Employers Association
Arbutus Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Warren Outing Club
Air mail by airship and airplane pioneer feat
Both the airplane and the dirigible have accomplished removing mail from a steamer in motion. The piece notes the prospect of developing a method to transfer letters from a forgetful man’s pockets to the mailbox, reflecting on early mail handling ideas.
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Louisville Courier- Journal
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